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General Discussion Area / Re: How bloody much?????
« on: 19 September 2009, 05:40:31 »
right then, 1 set of rear pads for 3.2 omega, 562g excluding box.... gone to get them back off the kitchen scales, in case missus wakes up. (as far as i know theyre all the same) and i could probably convince her its a dream :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: the unwashed brainwashed are at it again
« on: 19 September 2009, 04:38:18 »
sorry bj that one slipped me by, will look in future, what a mistaka to maka :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: the unwashed brainwashed are at it again
« on: 18 September 2009, 04:11:19 »
he will probably comment later, how well his roses are doing this year. does anyone really think that if there is this huge problem, without banning everything and going back to the days before the industrial revoultion we will change anything? i burnt 200L of derv tonight... whoops! now i gotta fondle trees for most of next week :-[

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General Discussion Area / Re: Just been ripped off
« on: 18 September 2009, 03:58:55 »
i made a pneumatic can crusher, so i can fit hundreds in the box, so i only put it out when its full, it looks REALLY bad when its put out. i put the bags of newspapers on top, it then looks like i read alot! which for some reason is more acceptable:y

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General Discussion Area / Re: Did you know?
« on: 17 September 2009, 05:06:40 »
my thought was along the lines of, if the rear sensors say just for an example, while following the front sensors went high everso slightly, a very low value resistor in the signal wire, may stop it going out of spec. id heard of fiddles and the such to fix errors like this, if its more a timing side of the signal problem, its more hassle than the worth of it to fix.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Did you know?
« on: 16 September 2009, 05:18:55 »
just been out to freeze frame car to find out when 420, 430 last, and under what conditions occoured and after resetting 2 days ago the light is(said to be) off, no codes in module, what are the chances it loves doing this fault! :(

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General Discussion Area / Re: Did you know?
« on: 16 September 2009, 04:30:11 »
i think 92 was the last you could de cat. i did a 90 gsi 3000 24v and a 92 gsi 3000 24v and a 92 senny 12v, when done with a nice free flowing exhaust system, they needed to be chipped to fuel properly at wide open throttle, as lambdas werent used at wide open and they fell back to preset maps( which caused them to run slightly weaker) if i remember rightly. if the mig fails, ill cut the pipes weld on flanges bolt em in and give the four, i still have from two them cars another outing! with the option, then of decat between mots...niccce, should give a good bit of time to learn how to fool the computer, im thinking it may be possible to use resistors in conjunction with the sensors either in series or parralell depending on which way voltage needs moving. to modify the sensor voltage returns, so the computer can still use the sensors to make adjustments but thinks all is good, what do you reckon kev? may also be possible to cure 420, 430 like this without moving anything, by moving sensor returns back into spec?

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General Discussion Area / Re: I an NOT going for a repeat of last year
« on: 15 September 2009, 03:36:50 »
i luv it when they go through, had 2 years in a row once with no advises, i always do something, even if its just fit new pads or a tyre, oh and wash it. just so they can see it is maintained and looks tidy enough. well done, they always drive nicer with a new mot! ;D

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General Discussion Area / Re: Newent - Who will it be this year???
« on: 31 August 2009, 04:26:20 »
i can probably manage this, if i dont trip over my laces getting out the car. i dont seem to do little ****ups, mine always seem to leave lasting injury or a burnt patch. it was a tent last, and it did leave a burnt patch! learnt lesson from that one though, cos i was in it.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Favourite limericks
« on: 18 August 2009, 06:22:14 »
what must be done, must be done,
out the window his bum was hung,
farmer green passing by,
heard a rumble in the sky,
he looked up, it came down,
now he's known as farmer brown.

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